Native American Indian Auction 2019-02-21 Auction - 276 Price Results - Midwest Auctions in IA
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Low Moor, IA, United States
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Selling the Harlingen Texas collection of Max and Connie Snakenburg, another portion of the Hiawatha Iowa estate collection of Verlin Hepker as well as a few other small consignments. Total of about 275 lots. Selling flint and stone items, guns before 1898, bead work, lots of bronze statues, misc. items etc. Items marked with a (?) means the auctioneer thinks it is a reproduction.
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15 Points: Frame with 15 various flint points and tools
0001: 15 PointsEst. $50-$100
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13 flint tools: Large frame with 13 flint tools
0002: 13 flint toolsEst. $40-$80
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5" Axe: 5" axe, 3/4 groove
0003: 5" AxeEst. $25-$50
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4 3/4" Axe: 3/4" Keokuk axe, 1/2 groove
0004: 4 3/4" AxeEst. $50-$100
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4 7/8" Celt: 4 7/8" tapered pole celt
0005: 4 7/8" CeltEst. $30-$50
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Show Adv: Framed Black Bear show advertisising letter and envelope, ca. 1906, 16" x 23"
0006: Show AdvEst. $40-$80
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Island sheath: New Guinea wood sheath, 11" painted, iron insert
0007: Island sheathEst. $50-$75
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Navajo pins: Frame with 6 Navajo silvert and turquoise stones, 20th. Century
0008: Navajo pinsEst. $30-$50
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Navajo textile: Navajo textile, 36" x 58", separations, Fair condition, early 20th.
0009: Navajo textileEst. $75-$150
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Navajo textile: Navajo textile, 32" x 34", very good cond. Mid to late 20th. Century
0010: Navajo textileEst. $100-$200
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Bronze: Bronze scuplture "The Outlaw" by F. Remington, marble base, Good cond. 20th. Century, Est. shipping cost $145
0011: BronzeEst. $200-$400
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Knife/Scraper: 2 pc. Crooked knife and bone scraper
0012: Knife/ScraperEst. $40-$80
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Indian head cane: 35" hand carved Indian head cane, Dartmouth College
0013: Indian head caneEst. $150-$300
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Apache Basket: Apache/Pima 13" x 2" basket, rim stitch loss, 19th. Century, Fair cond
0014: Apache BasketEst. $75-$150
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Shoulder pouch: Frontier 9" shoulder pouch, Military button, Fair, 19th. Century
0015: Shoulder pouchEst. $50-$125
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Horn spoon: Hupa 4 1/4" elk horn spoon, Good condition, 19th. Century
0016: Horn spoonEst. $25-$50
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Iroquoise mocs: Iroquois bead moccasins, 10 1/2", Good cond. 19th. Century
0017: Iroquoise mocsEst. $150-$300
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Bead gloves: Great lakes beaded gloves, cuff wear, Good cond, 19th. Century
0018: Bead glovesEst. $150-$300
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Parfletch boxes: Pair of N. Plains parfletch boxes, 11"x11"x20", Good cond. 20th. Century
0019: Parfletch boxesEst. $200-$400
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Ute Fetish: Ute 9" beaded fetish,
0020: Ute FetishEst. $200-$300
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Bead panels: Ute 9" beaded fetish, cones, trade beads, Good/Very good cond. Early 20th
0021: Bead panelsEst. $100-$200
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Sioux doll: Sioux beaded hide doll, 14", Good/Very Good cond, late 19th. To early 20th. Cent.
0022: Sioux dollEst. $200-$350
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1000 BC jar: Display with incised jar, middle period, 6 1/4" x 5 1/4", Good/Very good, Guaranteed authentic!!
0023: 1000 BC jarEst. $100-$300
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SW tray: Southwest Navajo/Hopi tray, 14", good cond. Early 20th. Century
0024: SW trayEst. $50-$100

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Miles, IA, United States
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Bid Increments
PriceBid Increment
$0$10
$500$25
$1,000$100
$5,000$250
$7,500$500
$10,000$1,000
$50,000$5,000
$100,000$7,500
$125,000$10,000
$150,000$15,000
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Auction day 8:30 AM til 10:30 AM auction time. Central time zone.
Low Moor Iowa Community Center
Low Moor, IA 52757
USA
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All items sold as is. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, personal checks, money orders and pay pal. Items with a (???) in our opinion, is probably a re-production. Final determination as to authenticity shall be that of the buyer. Please buy with confidence. You will be treated fairly!! We have been selling Native American Indian items for 30 years. The owners of this estate contacted the Archaeological Dept. at the University of Iowa about this collection. The University of Iowa suggested to have Russ Hayward (Midwest Auctions Inc.) examine the collection. The owners then decided to have an auction, conducted by Midwest Auctions Inc. Russ Hayward has been recommended by the UNI on other occasions. All buyers using a credit card and pay pal will be charged an additional 3% fee with a minimum credit card charge of $7.50
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